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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-27
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL AZ. 1887.
sALmAGUND1.

The Brush electric light works at Gin
cinnati we've destroyed by fire Oh Sum
day. Loss, $G5 5000.
John T. Wright. of Ruay Valley,
passed Through Inst evening with two
cars of beef cattle FOR San francisco.
1t is estimated that about 70 lives
have been Iust on the ocean between
Sun Francisco aud Puget Sound by the
late storm. .H
A Boston company has bought the
Douglas Island (Alnska) mining prop
srty for 100000 aud the Beruer Buy
property for $4,000.
Me-. Dion b rs on exhibition at Free
man Hall fine display of costumes for
the Muv-Day Masquerade. Call early
and make your selection. ....
The business of the Reno Postofice
of late shows remarkable increase.
Nearly $4,000 worth of stamps were
sold during thu past qlIurter.
You can go fishing next Sunday
and, now that We think of it, you can
get anything that you want in the way
of fishing tackle n: Muller's.
A new ore vein has been found near
The Clipper clnim Oh the Gold Belt.
Wood River, Idaho. The ore prospects
between $40 and 500 per ton. -
S. Alta:-SeEntor Sherman says,
The work of tue Republican party has
just begun" Right YOU are, John. 1t
has to work for living now, like other
folks.
William Snow came in from Rnby
Valley Yesterday. He reports every
thing prosperous in that locality, ind
ranchmen about through planting theis
crops.
Judge Il. r. Bigelow left this morn
ing for Winnemuccn. Mrs. Bigeiow
and the children will leave tomorrow
morning for Reno which will be the fu-
ture residence of the family.
julius Ostreicher, who has been at
lending Miss Grants school ut Fort Hal
ieck. hnsb returned and will remain here
until his tencher is able to resume her
position In the school room.
All that Herr Most, the Anart hist. re-
members of is Imprisonment is that Ii
WIS, ten mouths without drink ofbeer.
lie looked 30 respectable when he came
cat that some Of his friends didn't know
him.
DR.. Meigs returned from Fort Hal
Itck this morning md repopss that Miss
Grant is Better. 'Fhe many I, friends of
the young mdy wiiI-se pleased to lear n
that the chances for her recovery are
favorable.
II must hive order in, this court.
room, sternly commanded Justice OF
the peace j II must and will have less
noise and ccnfusioa here. I have al.
ready disposed of three important cases
without being able to hear o. word of the
evidence"
Record. Union:--JeF Davis has de-
c'd"d not to attend ON the OCCASION OF
the unwilling Of the Calhoun statue. II
!" we'll he basartived nj this conclus-
ron. He has So seldom opened his
mouth since 1866 without committing n
olunder, that it is beat for him to Keep
OH the -ostrum.
Belmont Courier: Work il prose.
euted vigorously in all the mines in
Union District. Western Nye, owned
~ the Cincinnati Company. Good ore
Is encountered and extracted daily. and
the Knickerbocker mill is kept running
constantly crushing The ores from this
"Striot. Severet tart OF silver bullion
we're shipped lied sssk. We under.
stand that The sihsss ARE very much
encouraged ts E pfomising condition
Of the mines atHsg they will devote
considerable; 3T;.ISnf. S,t.rt;,.,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-27

Wesum oreland Co., New Hampshire,
Maple Syrnpn guaranteed absolutely
pure, at w, T.. Smiths. .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-27

The celebrated MaheF& Grosh hand
made Knives, every one warranted, at
HenleyB :
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-27

You can buy 10 lbs Extra light Brown
Sugar at W.T.. Smiths for$1 90 cash
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-27

Navel Oranges and Cocoanuts, at
,Reuiey.ss.y b. III " 10. 80 -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-27

10 Bpy.awHITE RUSSIAN, staApe rs
excellent for bath or toilet.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-27

Elko, April 25. 1.w.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08

a.. and distressed scarcely She
m.a that she was great or fair.
"Iu Door last hour came She declared
Na. f.a Christian death is only the entrance
H'.I. ANA beer departure was more Of the
.f au angel % the sky than the going
.au or "a mortal 20 the tomb. On the &C
..n ~ unwilling the beautiful life sized
Hare 0i thc devoted woman business was
appended and thousands gathered from the
lnoauding country 10 do reverence TO one
Halse memory was 50 Venerated.
Ten to the world, o siatuel
Oi noman's love aud power
Her might Of strength Ia time Of need,
Ia suncring's darkest hour.
bs memorial stone represents her In PLAIN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08

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piel i'm marble to
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08
KAPlOLANrS REALM.
The Sandwich Islands, and How They
Arc Prospecting.

INpfrini l'IIt.p 'h1rhcf
WAsWvsr0N. June Queen Kawoani's
visit has brought the Sandwich Islands prom
ir.nr,. l.f,ro fine limited Sfofa. oud ne
..;i, ,,.,of e., ,,,.t
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with interest line gentleman VINO ls i"Iee
sugar dealer and "a close friend of Claus
Sworiles. tells me that the Hawaiian Islands
ar. flfine off Inn population. and that There
,,.., ,,.. ,.., tl. islands moe moro fb,n lO opo
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hands of the United States Already She has
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08

in speaking of queens. Her title
Ht NJ -Ihe Orphau, Friend" She
.t cultured nor gifted with what Is
.u- OBJ bliucy. She was un-
. ami laft uo written records IL was
.-iou to write letters and books,
I.- f.woa.h or teach ln what, then,
r greatness and srugih 10 was in
r.a. mr. impressive and beneiicent
.. cam present or impart
r.t ua- born boo Baltimore, of Irish
GaNnov hy name Left an or
tan emily a.. ,hc grow o. womanhood
bob tho household NJ "a friendly
la.hu- adult years She married
IueH.ry ani removed 81 View Or
I. was fny years ago. Her bus
m ruel DOB health, and died while on
.t. ireland This bereavement was soon
I b., another one. beer only child, and
.rf tn. again alone and homeless. She
employment soon after as servant in
.n I0ylru, Orphan asylum. ot that
l.r The management ~ The Sisters of
u the sisters opened another home for
.- rlairu Margaret accompanied
uI tl1k eIarc. 0f thc dairy of the es
m.ut Sae trlnlie1 "a milk cart about
.irets. peiI'.l from door todo0r through
Shine oud rulu. 80 each door in Der doliv
rruarasa cI9.k Theprofis Of Tine
.... nrnt t0 thc support oi the mstltu
nul u l-1n. when DO reached n condition
t.uf.nre and comfort largely through
FORTS. -U. engaged Doc business on her own
ly opening bakery 0n one of the
ual Streets Attrel as before in "a
rlv dress n- plain us the similar coli
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08

FHTU, HVT HHH'Is III VI" Hct OF UHrUIIng
package Of bandage cloth. The statue is said
20 he n life like representation. II is a little
singular that the two foremost countries
should almost contemporaneously recognize
and honor IN this way the work and worth Of
two Of the worlds many noble honest and
modest women.
The monument at Boscawen, " H., put up
81 commemorate the heroism Of Hannah
Dustin, Is hardly n statue, the figure crown
iug tine huge pedestal being an ideal The act
that made Mrs Dustin's name memorable &C
CURED in lGJ5, during King William, war.
When Haycrhill, Mass, was attacked by the
Indians she was taken prisoner and driven
oil, the sayages having killed her baby be-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08

Morrow NED,
not untitled. was
Margaret Haugh-
cry, "a woman os-
tocmci by the peo-
pie ~ New Orleans
20 q degree that
queens might
cnvy indeed every
one called her by
her gifcn uame az
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08
TNCROWNED QUEENS.
.ge70RY or MARGARET HAUGHERY
AT NEW ORLEANS.

...,,r Dora Of the Cottage Hospital.
u.i.,u. Sta0ordshirc. Eneiand-iIan-
..h Dustin. Of BoScawcn, y. H.-lhe
,,..nrcnts Erected 10 Their Memory.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-23
Notice of Forfeiture.
To THOMAS MAIN:

To THOMAS MAIN, ..a s.-.. rr h.se
You are hereby notified that have e1pends.s
one hundred dollars in labor and iinprovemesS
unon the Maryland mining claim, situated -
mineral Hill Mining District, Alturss counv,
Idaho Territory, in order to hold the said plsnss
lses under the provisions of Section 1884, keXsss
Statutes Of the United States, being the enoHn,
required to hold the same fog the year ending -.
cember slst, 1885; and II within 80 days from W
service Of this notice tor within 90 days sissa
this notice by publoSiionl you fail or refs ..
contribute your proportion Of such s1psp%s,.s
as co-owner, your interest In said clAim lDifsns
ons-half, aud your proportion Of the sspspdisn,Se
nfty dol'ars) will become the property Of t1e s"~
scriosr, under said Section 1924. ,
.faHcg-l. ESTHER TLEAInv
HALEY, Idaho, January ., 1887. 100 .., ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-23
To the Women.

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-23
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, ss
County of Alturas. !
In the Probate Court Of Alturss County. Territory
Of Idaho
Olympia zoeeer, Plaintiff, VS.. JG- phi Brown, De-
PENDANT.
To Joseph brown. Defendant:
In the nsms OF the People OF the United
States in the Territory OF Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there is now on hle
in the once of the Probate Court of the County of
Aturss, in the Territory Of Idaho. the eompiai Mt
OF Olympia Zoeger, demanding of you the sum Of
Two Hundred and Fifteen Dollars ts2i5OOl, TO-
gether with interest at the rate of ore and one
half Il ~ per cent per month, and attorney fees,
upon the following Cause OF action: prom ssory
note now due snd unpaid.
appear and answer 10 said complaint at my ofce
in HALEY. Idaho Territory, within ten days tex.
elusive OF the dag CT servicel, after the ssrvies
on you or this summons, IL served within this
county: or, II served ont of this county but in
this District, within twenty days; Otherwise,
wfthia forty days. or Judgment bv defsnit will be
taken as Rinst you for the sum Of s4s00 interest,
and sttorney fees, together With the costs OF suit
se In testimony whereof, u II, G. Street.
Prob l. Judge, hSys heraucso ret ~
band rnd Al 1ei the sssi Of said Court
lsENl at HALEY, Idaho, this I'd day Of DeeeHi.
Der, 4. d i6sf.
II, e. STREET, Probate JUDGE
deg ES-u-fcis CLERK OF the Probate Court.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01
He Knew Her Sister.

Mrs. DOlllngor heard u rap at tho
fcont door the other afternoon and re-
sponded, to find a very distinguished
boxing gentleman, tall, extremely dig
lied and handsome.
"Ahl Mrs. Dollinger, 1 believe" he
aid.
eyes, sir."
"My name is Harcourt. l live at
Huron. MrO. Scott, Of that place, is
your sister, Is she nct.2"
eyes, ST."
"Ah, yes, I am very we'll acquainted
with her. SHE requested me to call
anu do q little errand for her,
"Oh, yes, won't yeu step in, MI.
Harcourtp"
"Thank you, [ believe l will. Very
line weather we're having"
Yes, sir. Take the easy CHAIR"
"((nnk yo,l--pcay don't pau Yourself
20 2uy Trouble on ny account
Ccrtairly not. MAS my sister Wsii
when youjettY'i
"tlntte Wei, ~ pleasod to sly. Fly
bila WAY, alrS. jQjiiiDgGr, ! Uave littlr
WUrf mere which iWOtid like 70 ShOw
as l am sure you would De Interested III
it. 1t is called 'sDanlel in the Lions
Den," anu Is by the Rev. Thomas r..
Deuteronomy, and it comes in twelve
parts exQuisitely bound In cloth, leather
or extra Russia, Is finely illustrated and
should be in every library. and 1 am
taking hundreds Of orders as you can
SEQ by examining this order book, and
everybody is wild over 1t, and all pro-
nounce 1T tho most wonderful book
written since the Holy Scriptures. 1t
treats Of Daniel in ten stages, when he
started to go into the den, when he got
\ little further in, when he got clear
IN, when the lions came up to examine
Aim, while they were making their
survey, while they retired to consult
together. whom they announced the
result to Daniel, when he convinced
chem that no would not consent to an
autopsy, when the lions retired and
Daniel got out embellished with num-
erous cuts, plans, maps and beautiful
steel engravings, comes at ST. q part or
bl2 for the entire work. put your name
down here and pay as you receive each
part, eleven parts now ready-here is a
fountain pen, write under MI. Browns
name at the bottom Of the PAGE"
"Mr. H%arcourt." said Mrs. Brown.
cislng and surpressing her tears, ''you're
4 mean, deceitful book agentI Get out
or my housed"
81 know, but just Sign
go on or l shall screaml"
Certainly, certainly, If you lnsist,
no offensc. But a you tell mo the
name Of the lady next door and where
some OF her family llvesp All. won't
ehl I'll work another scheme then.
Good day, Mrs. Dollinger, good day,
glad to have made your acnualntancal,i
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01
The Homestead.

Oh, wanderers from ancestral soil,
leave noisome mill aud chafforing store,
Grid up your loins for sturdlor toll
And build tho home once moro
Come back to bayborry scented slopes
And fragrant fern and groundnut vine;
Breathe airs blow ovor hill and copso,
Sweet with black birch and pine.
What matter If tho gains arc small
That lifo's essential wants supply i?
Your homestead's title gives you all
That idle wealth can buy.
All that tho many dollarcd crave,
Tho brick walled slave of change and
mart,
Lawns, trees, fresh air and flowers you
have
Moro dear for lack of art,
Your own solo masters, freedom willcd,
With mono to BID you 60 or stay;
Fill tho old fields your fathers titled,
AS manly mon as they!
With skill that spares You toilipg hands,
And chemio aid That science brings,
Reclaim the waste and outworn lands,
And roign thereon as kings.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01
! rash Of Much Greater Peril Than
One Would at First Imagine.

The task of successfully boarding an
iccDorg with picks and bars is no easy
one. 1t Is almost rs exciting as the
pursuit of q whale, and IS often full Of
danger to the unwary. 1t is the testi-
monyo Of those who have experience III
this business that you can not judge an
iceberg as simple men frequently at
tempt to judge a hOrSe-by mere out
ward appearances. The berg you are
approaching may tower up majestically,
with u glisteDlng rounded summit like
The dome on the Capitol at Washing
ton, OF 1t may rear splendid, pict-
urcsque spires, like those of a cathedral,
or be turreted like the castle at Wind
sor. Its vast proportions and archi-
tectural beauty may give it in your
eyes an appearance Of enormous sta
biiity, while In truth its foundations
ARC rickety and unstable.
There is no way Of telling what an
apparently sedate iceberg may indulge
IN Mt any moment. It's submerged base
may DO q gigantic mass balancing the
exposed portion Of the borg as firmly
upright as Il house built upon u rock,
or it may be the most veritable fraud
SID makeshift Of Il foundat Ion.
fcebergs rising hundreds OF feet In
Tue air, with brilliant scintillating tur.
tcts and spires have been known to
topple over without u moments warm
ing. Unlike the forest trees and other
works Of lofty nature OH the land,
lecay in the Iceberg begins, not at the
top, but at the root, the warmer
temperature Of the water melting it at
It's base. Moreover, the iceberg seldom
presents al easily accessible side TO
those who would board 1t, the task OF
boarding a berg being very much in
ylle nature Of scaling IL perpendicular
sail Of glass. with constant and immo.
diate danger Of a slide into tho sen.
'Ple occupation In which these hardy
ii shormen are engaged is thus one Of
much greater peril than one would at
tlrst imagine.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01
The Envelope Trade.

ut is wonderful how cheaply they
mako envelopes. Here 1 have been
down to q Wholesale house and bought
800 COOL white ones, plain, Of course.
for just thirty five cents. The man
who sold them to me was telling mo OF
the experience Of q young physician in
Coyington. lie had just plenty Of time
on his hands and he resolved to utilize
it IN making these little powder or pre-.
scrlption envelopes which doctors use,
lie worked away faithfully and finally
made several hundreds. Then lie
brought some samples Of them to the
paper house and asked what envelopes
ike that would cost.
"Fifty-ave cents, was the answer.
"Oh, l don't mean by the hundred.
l want them by the thousand said the
physician.
well, that Is by the thousand,
"Great Scottr calculated the other:
"do you make them as cheap as that?
Here have been toiling and sweating
IN making them, and at that rate I
have Just earned IL cents Il day.
Eyes, envelopes arc now made by
lightning machines, and their cost Is
just as low us one can imagIne.D
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01
Tie Composition OfSca Air.

1t has been generally assumed iliat
sea air contains salt; experiments, uoee-
ever, which have made by q. u. Sche.
leng have proved that such Ks ltal TIE
case. On a peninsula in tho North Sea
about twenty gallons Of air we're drawn
through a solution Of nitrate of silver.
and not a trace Of chlorine wRs i,,di.
Gated by tho silver solution. On The
other hand, 1t appears that the sea All
is comparatively rich In o2one. ana
very free from organic impurities; ana
to these properties may BIZ ascrjhcd the
hygicnic influence which (, sojourn at
the seaside has upon visitors; lhougn
perhaps, as much may be Quo to tho
mere fact OF exchange OF ar and scene.
One can. however, hardly expect these
deductions as quito CONCLUSIVE, OF
there must be q certain amount 81 tho
constituents OF sea water in the spray.
which, according to the direction o.
tho wind, will sometimes be carried 10
u considerable extent, and 1t would
certainly seom highly probaNlc that the
chlorides IN the air Of Sc resorts nave
some action on the human aystUnl.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01

--GrInstead, the celebrated Calilor
MIA stallion, sire Of Volautr, G}auo,
Goliah, Silver Cloud, Vttano. Larerio,
ETC., IS in such demand il CaliFoina
that Mr.. BALDWIN has put his service
foc at $500, being the highest ever
asked III this country. In EuglaDd
Stockweil stood al $l00J, AID Hermit
has reached the same figure.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01

The Directors OF the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Ass oclation
have decided to hold q meeting from
October 10 to 10, and have opened two
extra stallion stakes for POI and 2.35
classes and two extra stakes for Q and
8 year.old colts.